Bill pursued the issue of media dishonesty with author Steve Strang, whose new book is called "God and Donald Trump."  "Reporters have been doing this for years," Strang stated, "but no one ever stood up to them.  We didn't have a Bill O'Reilly or a Donald Trump, but now their hands are being called.  Journalists try to regulate themselves, but they all think alike, they all do the same things, and they pass their stories around to each other.  It's a racket." 

"It's the most dishonest I've seen the media in my 43 years," Bill concurred, "and one of the reasons I'm not at Fox News is because the people who peddle this dishonesty attacked me and finally got a little traction."

Strang analyzed the media's widespread hatred of Donald Trump.  "It's not just Donald Trump that they don't like," he said, "but it's everything he stands for.  Millions of people in this country feel that something is terribly wrong, and many of them are evangelical Christians like myself.  Originally we didn't like Trump, but as he became the nominee the evangelical community moved to him.  He has become a great champion of religious freedom and other things that are important to the religious community."